Rahim Pardesi secured a fourth-round victory over Amadeusz Ferrari at Misfits Boxing Masters 22 on August 30, but what captured fans’ attention was his decision not to land a final punch when Ferrari was already going down.
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In a video shared after the fight, Rahim explained that although his opponent had said things that crossed the line, he wanted to show restraint. “If I threw that last punch, then there’s no difference between me and him. And that’s not how true champions behave,” he said.
Rahim added that as a Scottish Pakistani, he believes in fighting with courage while also showing compassion. He highlighted that Pakistanis are often misrepresented but in reality are “humble, loving, peaceful people.” He thanked Misfits, KSI, his sponsors, and his trainers Cham and Adam, promising fans he will return to the ring “with another bang.”
The response online was filled with admiration. Celebrities and fans alike praised his sportsmanship, with Bilal Saeed calling him “a man with many talents” and supporters hailing him as a true champion who made Pakistan proud on the international stage.
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Rahim, known for his comedy character Nasreen and millions of YouTube followers, continues to evolve from entertainer to boxer, adding another victory to his growing list of achievements.
